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Art Workshops in Beacon, NY with Sam Papantoniou.

Address

6 Stewart Avenue
Beacon, NY
12508

General information

Sam Papantoniou is an artist who moved to the Hudson Valley from Brooklyn New York in the summer of 2015. Educated at the prestigious School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, Sam’s mastery of painting has earned him an excellent following and he is currently preparing for his art opening at the Two Way Brewery in Beacon, NY from April 1-May 31. Brooklyn Arts Council article. Sam also has a natural affinity for teaching and is currently accepting students. Students work in either oil or acrylic at his studio in Beacon, NY.

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(917) 957-6611

Website

www.hvyoungpainters.com

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Artist Sam Papantoniou, aka Sebatos, is currently accepting students for the spring and summer workshops sessions.

Young artists from throughout the Hudson Valley are invited to take part in upcoming classes where they will fine tune their skills, work on their portfolios and learn alongside other children who are also committed to making fine art a part of their lives.

Brooklyn Arts Council article.

Sam also has a natural affinity for teaching and is currently accepting students. Students work in either oil or acrylic at his studio in Beacon, NY.

Weekend Workshops: Classes are held on Sunday afternoons from 2pm-4pm. Enrollment is $300 for five weeks of classes, and at the end of the five weeks the student will come home with one or more finished works. No more than five students are taught during the weekend workshops, to allow individual attention and guidance. There is no official start and end date for these classes, as long as the class is not filled.

Weekend Workshop registration (good for 5 classes on Sundays from 2pm-4pm)

Spring Break Painting Workshop: Two sessions are held during Spring Break. The first session is from 9am-11am on March 26, 27, 28 and March 30th and the second session is from 2pm-4pm on the 26, 27, 28 and March 30th. No more than five students will be accepted into each four day session. Enrollment is $250 for this 8 hour workshop, at the end of which the student will return home with a finished project.

Online registration for First Session Spring Break Workshop

Online registration for Second Session Spring Break Workshop

Summer Painting Workshops:

Two four day two-hour sessions are held on June 25, 26, 27 and 29. The first session is from 9am-11am and the second session is from 2pm-4pm. No more than five students will be accepted into each session. Enrollment is $250 for this 8 hour workshop, at the end of which the student will return home with one or more finished works.

Two four day two-hour sessions are held on July 23, 24, 25 and 27. The first session is from 9am-11am and the second session is from 2pm-4pm. No more than five students will be accepted into each session. Enrollment is $250 for this 8 hour workshop, at the end of which the student will return home with one or more finished works.

Two four day, two-hour sessions are held on August 20, 21, 22 and 24. The first session is from 9am-11am and the second session is from 2pm-4pm. No more than five students will be accepted into each session. Enrollment is $250 for this 8 hour workshop, at the end of which the student will return home with one or more finished works.

“Working with Mr. P has given me confidence that I never knew I had. I love coming to the studio where I can concentrate on making something that I can be really proud of.” (D. F., Van Wyck Middle School)

“I really look forward to my art classes where I can work with other skilled students and put together an amazing portfolio.” (E. S. Somers High School)